ART. 4.] CITY OF BALTIMORE. 391

CITY COURT. 1867, c. 401 enacts the following:
171. There is hereby provided and established another court for the city of Baltimore, which shall be styled the city court of Baltimore, to consist of one judge, who shall be elected in the same manner, be subject to the same constitutional provisions, hold his office for the same term of years and receive the same compensation as the judge of the court of com- mon pleas of the said city. 172. The said city court of Baltimore shall have concurrent jurisdiction with the court of common pleas of the city of Baltimore in all civil cases and in cases of insolvency in said city of Baltimore, in cases of habeas corpus, in all cases of appeals from justices of the peace in which the court of common pleas now has jurisdiction, and shall have concur- rent jurisdiction in the trial of all criminal cases with the criminal court of Baltimore whenever the said cases shall be removed from said criminal court in compliance with the provisions of this act.	1967, c 401, s. 1. Court estab- lished. Ibid, s 2. Jurisdiction.
173. The judge of the city court of Baltimore shall have the same powers out of court which the judge of the court of common pleas of Baltimore city and the judge of the criminal court of Baltimore now have, or may hereafter by law have in all cases in which the said judge of the city court of Baltimore has jurisdiction under this act.	Ibid s 3. Power of judge.
174. A jury shall be regularly selected for each term of said city court of Baltimore in the same manner and under the same rules as juries are now selected for the other courts of said city of Bal- timore.	Ibid s.4. Juries.
175. There shall be a clerk of the aforesaid court, whose election shall be conducted in the same man- ner, and whose term of office, liabilities, powers, duties and compensation shall in all respects be the same with the clerk of the court of common pleas;	Ibid s. 6. Clerk of court.